The Quartet is an active proponent of community engagement through its work with K-12 students. Their early days included a community engagement project in Danville, Illinois, where over two years the Quartet curated a chamber music series and gave outreach performances and masterclasses across elementary, middle, and high schools in the city, resulting in an increase in K-12 music class enrollment to almost double the Illinois state average. More recently, they served as the Ernst Stiefel String Quartet-in-Residence at Caramoor Center for Music and Art, where they performed and taught at over forty K-12 schools in the region. In their role as the Quartet-in-Residence at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, they also engage with audiences outside of the concert hall, in venues such as hospitals, elderly homes, and various businesses. At the Conservatory, they work extensively with students from both the Conservatory and the College of Arts and Sciences; in addition to private teaching and chamber music coaching, they also mentor pre-formed student quartets in the Advanced Quartet Seminar. The ensemble also curates the Oberlin Arts & Sciences Chamber Collective, a collaborative initiative that unites students from across the Conservatory, the College of Arts & Sciences, and members of the Oberlin community. Other quartet residencies include the Indiana University Summer String Academy and the ENCORE Chamber Music Institute.